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Wintrust Business Lunch 3/30/23: Inflation outlook, value of sports cards, and Tinley Park Roller Rink

NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 21: A man sells vintage baseball cards prior to the start of the last game at Yankee Stadium between the Baltimore Orioles and the New York Yankees on September 21, 2008 at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx borough of New York City. Yankee Stadium held it's inaugural game on April 18, 1923 against the Boston Red Sox and tonight's match will be the final game to be played at the historic stadium. During it's 85 years as ''The Home of Champions,'' the stadium has also been known as ''The House that Ruth Built'' and ''The Cathedral.'' The stadium has been host to 33 World Series, three Papal visits and has been visited by legends such as Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio, Yogi Bera, Mickey Mantle and boxing great Muhummad Ali. In 2009 the Yankees will move across the street to a newly constructed stadium estimated to cost $1.3 billion. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Segment 1: Phillip Shaw, Certified Financial Planner, Goldstone Financial Group, tells John if there are any long-term repercussions from the recent banking failures, if he believes inflation has peaked, what we could be doing with our money right now, and why he doesn’t see a 2008-type of recession in our future.

Segment 2: Jim Dallke, National Editor, American Inno, talks to John about the amount of angel investing happening in the startup community right now, a Chicago startup that uses AI to help school camera systems detect weapons in real time raising money, an app that helps you know the value of your sports cards raised $8M from investors including Brian Urlacher, and Chicago startup Kin continuing to grow and recently raising a $109M funding round.

Segment 3: Carey Westberg-Quitter, Owner / Operator, Tinley Park Roller Rink, joins John to talk about what makes the rink unique, how it started as a square dance hall, how business has been the last couple of years, and coming to the rink is like going into a time capsule.